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From: mattc@ssnet.com (Matthew Chiglinsky)
Subject: Tip AND Kermit egmentation fault
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Date: Fri, 14 Jul 1995 06:08:07 GMT
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It seems that every time I run either Tip or Kermit (both terminal
programs, take note), they crash with segmentation fault. Even after
reinstalling, it still happens. Has anyone heard of a problem like this? I
don't understand how it could be a device problem. I've been able to use
slipstart to make my modem dial, but I want to actually be able to run a
terminal program. Help
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